Eight errors spark White Sox win in Chicago slugfest
In a wild afternoon contest Chicago defeated St. Louis 7 to 4 as the White Sox capitalized on eight St. Louis errors. Spade started for Chicago with strong relief by White, while Lang and Gilligan worked for St. Louis. The game featured erratic defense, key hits by Collins and Newnam, and a sharp finish as Chicago pulled ahead late.
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Sauroc
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Sulli
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Lang
Srott
Gilligan
Parent
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Fruenlale Blackburne
French
Browne
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Gilman
Pace
Sullivan
Messra
Condolly
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Paent
O‘wallace
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Newnam
Collins
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Dioy
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Hiss Smith, Noo
Ffer
White
Offintley
Poor
Chisago
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Carlins
Purtell
Stone
Hartzell
Wallace
Newnan
Messrs Dinean and
Connolly
Mode Clothing Reductions Prompt A Big Sale
The message announces deep price cuts on Mode Clothing items as builders secure right of way and customers are urged to shop. It notes reductions across Fancy Cheviots Casimeres Worsteds Home Spuns and Blue Serges with suits previously priced at 19.25 22.50 20 and 17.00 now offered to lure buyers.
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Nationals Fall Twice in Holiday Doubleheader with 14 Innings
The Nationals lost both holiday games to Boston in a damp, rainfall disrupted doubleheader. In the morning 2 to 2 tie after 14 innings Washington outhit but were played evenly, Walker and Ressling star pitchers. In the second, Boston won 1 to 0 after three timely hits and footing issues, Elberfeld and McBride noted for strong defense and hitting for Washington.
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Donovan Puzzle Marks Morning Losses as Detroit Tops Cleveland
In Cleveland Donovan held Detroit to two hits in the morning game, but Summers’ pitching faltered as Detroit won 3 to 1. Cobb’s fielding shone. Cleveland rallied in the afternoon to defeat Detroit 6 to 3 behind a sharp shift by Stroud after Summers was knocked out.
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Delahanty
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McIntyre
Lejole
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Bamis
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OT Jones
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Stulen
Birmingham
Bemis
Lon
Om Falkenberg
Pitted Ball
Fadlenberg
Hese
Forty-eight Inning Baseball Thriller Between Boston and Washington
In a marathon fourteen inning game Boston beat Washington after extra innings with pivotal two run bursts by Stahl and Turner. Washington tied late but Boston exploited errors and a clutch double by Stahl to win in the final frame. Walker started strong for Boston while Reisling sealed the victory in relief amid a heat soaked day, with Milan and Lelivelt among Washington's early threats.
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Walker
Hooper
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Stahl
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Nationala
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Lelveltj
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Engel
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Tnto
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Neisling
McBride
Street
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Boo
Elberfeld
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Schaeter
Uneland
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Omw Ressling
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Sol
Siahi
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Leavelt
Engle
Lelvelt
Gessler
Selwelt
Tunners
Collins
Ungland
Noth
Bostion
Hall
Bostom
Stahle
Gray
Athletics Come Back In Final
Philadelphia, July 4 New York defeated Philadelphia in the morning game 7 to 6 in a pitchers battle until the eighth inning. New York scored four runs off Dygert and Krause. Third Baseman Baker of Philadelphia was spiked on the foot while tagging Chase attempting to steal third. In the afternoon Philadelphia defeated New York 8 to 1 behind Ford and Manning as New York was limited to 4 hits.
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Lewis
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Unglaub
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Milan
Elberfard
Egan
Weather Turns Close Game Into Rain-Soaked Display
A tense afternoon game became a rain disrupted affair as a half hour shower halted play with no score. Washington Nationals finally produced a strong sixth inning, aided by tight at bats and timely hits, while Boston used relief pitching and key defensive plays to endure.
Noted of the Nationals and Boston Errors Today
The Athletics faced the Nationals with Johnson pitching for Washington, while Boston endured fielding miscues and rain delays. Ground rules were set for a light left-field overflow, Beckendorf impressed defensively, and a second-inning double play highlighted Boston’s rough afternoon.
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Beckendorf
H Engle
Smith
Reisling
Milan
Players push 24 innings in WV league clash ends in darkness
Mannington and Clarksburg battled 24 innings in the West Virginia league before darkness halted the game. Nicholson pitched for Mannington and Cassell for Clarksburg. the contest would likely have set a world record for an extra inning game. Other results include Fall River 6 New Bedford 3 and Worcester 6 Brockton 2 in New England action, plus multiple morning and afternoon games across the Eastern and other leagues.
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